I own this HP laptop: HP G60-642NR Notebook and it has 320 GB hard drive. How does this 64GB solid state hard drive compare to my current one ?
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Although an SSD drive boots up considerably faster than an traditional hard drive, it looks like the 320gb drive on your HP is about 5x larger. However, you can expand the capacity of the B121 by adding a SDXC memory card. The one I'm using is at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0090J5XLS/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.
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This is a somewhat inconclusive Answer: I no longer have the original packaging. The 64 GB does not state speed on the actual drive & I am on USB 2. I do have a 32gb from the same series & it does state USB 3.0 on the drive.
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I upgraded mine immediately upon purchase. Otherwise, it hits the hard disk too much. The cost is negligible and it took a screwdriver and 2 min. to make the change. Highly recommend upgrading any modern laptop to 8GB. 4GB doesn't cut it anymore!
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This drive should work fine in your laptop, make sure you have a good set of recovery disc's or if installing a new version of Windows all of the drivers for your laptop. You can find the correct drivers for your machine at HPs website. Edit: It looks like that laptop has two drive bays if you are adding extra storage you shouldn't need recovery disks or drivers.
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I replaced the Hitachi "Travelstar" 5400 RPM 60GB ATA hard drive that was in my DELL Inspiron 6000 with The one from AMAZON. The new one was 80 GB.I bought a connector to adapt it to the DELL Inspiron but could have reused the one from the original drive. I used SW from DELL and loaded new operating system. Hope this helps.
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i looked at your laptop detailed specs. and i bought this drive for an hp laptop similar to yours, and here is the tech specs of my laptop: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c01896913 comparing it with yours, i think they are the same. i replaced this sdd drive with my sata drive and it fit perfectly. usually, if your drive is sata, then this one will work fine with you. as for the 9.5 mm and 7mm, i think there is a special case that you put the hard drive in it and then use screws to plug this case to the laptop itself - my hp is like this - then the difference will not matter with you. also, i have searched on youtube and found this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPeDhyrqG98 it shows you how to install ssd drive in your laptop. i hope this info is sufficient for you. and i can tell you, my laptop is not gaming one and was becoming very slow and thinking about buying a new laptop. when i install this drive in it, i notices difference in the performance of windows 7 and 8. the laptop became very fast, and i was really happy about it. try to buy the largest size in GB that suits your budget because 250 GB is very little for me.
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I installed the Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 500GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Notebook Kit Version in my HP Envy m6. I replaced a 750 GB drive with the 500 GB SSD. I made sure that the used space on the original drive was less than the max allowed on the SSD. The Samsung drive copy software worked flawlessly and I'm very happy with the performance after installing the SSD. I took the original 750 GB drive and installed it in a drive enclosure so I can use it for backup and extra storage if I need it.
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Hi, I bought the 480Gb drive, it is a regular-sized mSata, just like the one you are replacing, mine I installed on a HP ENVY TouchSmart 15-j052nr Touchscreen Laptop.
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Its a Solid State Drive...so it is much better than a regular hard drive or a 16gb USB drive. It doesn't spin, no moving parts, less mechanical error, and files store on it (like the operating system) will read much faster than a regular hard drive. I have a 120 gb solid state drive and my computer boots in 3 seconds. With that being said.....I also have a 2 tb drive as well but I play game and do video editing which this computer is not designed for.
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In General -- Google Apple Macbook Pro 13 -- Check what it has for Hard Drive -- Seagate Laptop Thin 500GB 7200RPM SATA 6 GB/s 32 MB Cache 2.5 Inch Hard Disk Drive (ST500LM021) -- this is roughly your hd specs. The 2.5 in is all laptops -- Chances are good that the interface is SATA -- But check. If it is, you should be good.
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Other than the advertized 16 gigs of ram, I really don't know. The hard drive is 1 terabyte. I repartitioned the hard drive, however. because Asus partitions it the opposite of other manufacturers.
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I'm going to replace my 500MB 7200rpm hard drive. How will this compare in speed? I'm basically at 90-93% full due to photos and music!
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The cq62-410us uses a 2.5 inch notebook SATA Hard drive. It seems that this drive or one like it is what you'd be looking for.
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From what I found on HP's site you should have no problem replacing your 40Gb with the WD1600AAJB 160Gb drive. And at $32 it's a good option. It IS an IDE drive. Be sure you match the jumper in the back to match your existing drive. Since you're replacing a 7200 rpm with another 7200 rpm I don't think you will see much of a speed difference since the specifications are pretty much the same. The seek time is the only difference I can find from 10 (old drive) to 8.9ms (new drive).
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I'm not sure either sorry. Go to crucial to find out. I have a M500 480GB in a 3 yr old Dell Inspirion M5010. I wouldn't purchase a 120GB anyway. 480GB or larger. BTW, If want to clone your old drive, you will have to purchase a HDD USB cable separately for the M500. You will want to purchase a SSHD unit that has been on the market for a while to make sure the bugs are all out of that particular model.
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First, I must say, I am No expert on computer hard drives. That being said, I believe the Seagate Desktop 1 TB Solid State Hybrid Drive should be significantly faster than the Hitachi hts727575a9e364 drive. There are several important differences between these two drives which, Will effect the performance of these drives... 1) The Hitachi Drive you are referring to is a 2.5" Laptop drive; The Seagate Desktop 1 TB Solid State Hybrid is a 3.5" Desktop Drive. I recommend you compare your Hitachi drive with the Seagate ST1000LM014 1TB Solid State Hybrid Drive SATA 6Gbps 64MB Cache 2.5-Inch Laptop drive (if this for a Laptop). 2) Cache Memory - The general rule of thumb here is: 'the more cache you have, the better your drive performs.' Hitachi: 16MB vs Seagate Solid State Hybrid: 64 MB 3)Interface: Hitachi: SATA 3.0GB/s v.s.: Seagate Solid State Hybrid: SATA 6 GB/s 4) The Seagate Solid State Hybrid Drive includes 8GB NAND Flash Memory and utilizes Seagate flash management technology to deliver SSD-like performance. I definitely recommend buying the Seagate Solid State Hybrid Drive over the Hitachi hts727575a9e364.
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Dear Mr. Harris thanQ for your enquiry and the Thoshiba 128GB Q series Pro was replaced in my above mention laptop perfectely and working well. This new SSD Drive is running more speed than my old 500 GB mechanical drive after cloningon Windows 7 OS. Now I am using my old drive as external drive for the same laptop pc.